Understanding Martin Luther King Jr.'s Legacy

Miles and his friends embark on a time-travel adventure to meet Martin Luther King Jr. They witness key events in his life, learning about the civil rights movement and the importance of non-violence. Upon returning to the present, they realize the impact of King's work and the power of one person to effect change.

What does Miles' mother emphasize as important for achieving dreams?

• Watching TV

• Getting good grades

• Traveling the world

• Playing baseball

What project are Miles and his friends assigned at school?

• A science experiment

• A book report

• A history project on Martin Luther King Jr.

• A math competition

What magical event happens to Miles and his friends at the museum?

• They discover a secret room

• They meet a famous celebrity

• They find a hidden treasure

• They time travel to the past

What lesson does Martin Luther King Jr. teach about hate and love?

• Love is unnecessary in conflict

• Hate should be met with more hate

• Love is the only cure for hate

• Hate is stronger than love

What significant event do Miles and his friends witness during their time travel?

• The invention of the telephone

• The first moon landing

• The Montgomery Bus Boycott

• The signing of the Declaration of Independence

What is the main message of Dr. King's speech at the March on Washington?

• The dream of equality and freedom for all

• The need for military strength

• The importance of economic growth

• The benefits of technological advancement

How does Miles feel about the changes in the present after returning from the past?

• Confused and worried

• Happy and content

• Indifferent and bored

• Angry and frustrated

What does Miles learn about the power of individuals?

• Change is only possible through government action

• Individuals cannot make a difference

• Only famous people can effect change

• Everyone has the power to make the world better

What does Mrs. Peck warn about when messing with the past?

• It can be fun and exciting

• It can lead to unexpected changes

• It is a waste of time

• It is easy to fix any mistakes

What is the final lesson Miles takes away from his experience?

• Dreams are not important

• The past is irrelevant to the present

• Courage and dreams can change the world

• Only adults can make a difference